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The CARES Act for Tax Preparers
It’s no secret that we’re in a period of change across many industries, and that change includes the tax preparation landscape. As with any new change, there can be some confusion – but that’s why we’ve produced this blog post – to summarize the important elements of the CARES Act! What is the CARES Act? […]
What Order Should I Sit for the CMA Exam?
So, you’ve decided you want to sit for the Certified Management Accountant (CMA) Exam, and you’re preparing to embark on your study journey – but first you need to decide what order you should sit for the CMA Exam sections in. As you probably know, the CMA Exam is made up of two parts – […]
How to Make Your Resume Stand Out In the Finance and Accounting Industry
When you’ve spent four years studying a niche, like accounting or finance, it can be pretty crushing to realize that you need more for your resume to stand out. But ultimately, everyone applying for the jobs you’re looking at studied for four years too. So, how can you put your best foot forward to get […]
The IMA Release Pass Rates For New CMA Exam Curriculum
The IMA have released the pass rates for the first testing window of the revised CMA (Certified Management Accountant) exam content.The testing window spanned January to February 2020, and was the first of three testing periods this year. Of a pool of more than 5,000 Part 1 and Part 2 exam parts taken during the […]
NASBA recommends state boards extend testing windows
The CPA Exam is difficult enough at the best of times – but right now, with COVID-19 impacting study journeys and delaying test dates, it’s even tougher. Typically CPA candidates have 18 months to sit for and pass all four sections of the CPA Exam. However, because of these delays, NASBA is encouraging state boards […]
Considering an Accounting Certification? Here’s How Your Career Will Thank You.
Getting any accounting certification takes time – it requires patience, dedication and countless study hours. But as the accounting industry continues to change, and becomes more and more technological, accounting firms are looking for something to differentiate their candidates. Earning an accounting credential can do just that – and there are many to choose from; […]
IRS Announce Extension of Two-Year Carryover Period for Enrolled Agent Candidates
With COVID-19 impacting many candidate’s study plans, and with Prometric closures until May 31st, the IRS has announced that they will extend the amount of time candidates can carry over a passing score. Typically a two year window, this will be extended to three years to provide candidates with flexibility in testing – for all […]
Prometric Announces it Will Remain Closed Through 5/31
BREAKING NEWS In an April 23rd update, Prometric announced it would be extending its closure of test centers in the United States and Canada through May 31st, effecting CPA Exam, EA Exam, and CMA Exam candidates, among may others. Prometric will waive all rescheduling fees. What candidates should do now While testing centure closures certainly […]